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MOMOKA Mondrian Keycap Set

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MOMOKA Mondrian Keycap Set

Name: MOMOKA Mondrian Keycap Set
Brand: MOMOKA
SKU: momoka-mondrian-keycap-set
Price: 69 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

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Even if you’ve never heard of the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian, you may very well know his style. Now, you can bring it to your keyboard Read More

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Feb 19, 2024

I wanted to buy them why drop them then get rid of them suddenly

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Ares78

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Keyboard Club Member

Nov 28, 2022

Kinda missed the whole point of Mondrian/De Stijl. Only primary colours (red, yellow, blue), and only horizontal and vertical elements (no curves or diagonals). This is kinda funny because Mondrian left De Stijl after they started allowing diagonal elements, which make up the stylised Momoka logo.

postwarscars

1367

Nov 28, 2022

Throwing an anime character on top of a Mondrian-inspired mat seems strange to me, even if I don't personally care much for Mondrian's work.

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postwarscars

1367

Nov 28, 2022

That's completely fine, but as someone with a fine art background I still find it in somewhat poor taste. Now being that as it is, I am not wholly against finding inspiration, or even recontextualization of prior works. However this not exactly what I would consider applicable. To each their own, and your preferences are allowed to be different than mine, it just feels a tad kitschy. I'm also at least somewhat at the mercy of art-loving family members who would, frankly speaking, bury me in my backyard if they saw that mat in my house. EDIT: There's a restaurant where I live that has locally-sourced reinterpretations of van Gogh portraits. All well and good, though I've always found the one in a football jersey to be of exquisitely bad taste. Not poorly painted, exactly, just so ridiculously disrespectful to the legacy of the originals that I often wonder if the person who painted it (about 30 years ago) ever looks back on it and regrets their decision. Given the context, I doubt it, but I can surely hope. This is somewhat how this makes me feel. I realize this makes me come off as an up-my-own-ass, haughty, know-it-all art type, but I assure you I'm not. It's just hard to articulate this in a way that's not pretentious as hell, unfortunately.

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Rakceyen

Dec 1, 2022

postwarscarsI completely agree with you. The anime bit feels out of place, like it was slapped in for the sake of being anime. If the mat was just the simple shapes and colors, I'd be much more interested in it.